. >> watershed, a tribute to the chesapeake bay. >> when i look at watershed, i am inspired and excited one look at this house and you know it's different. take a peek at the roof. it is pitched like a v. >> rainwater flows off the house and into this open air rainwater system. the plants act as a natural filter. >> pretty much act like a sponge. suck up that knew tri nutrients and take it out of the water. >> the dual flush toilet uses less water for urine than solids. it is watered with runoff from showers and hand washing. >> it is waste water that comes out of our showers and sinks when we wash our hands. it has soaps, but natural processes can filter those pollutants out. >> what people are lining up to see is, the future. in washington, beth parker, fox 5 news. >>> going viral on the web today, after 29 years of silence, a deaf woman from missouri is hearing her own voice for the very first time. her husband recorded the moment the doctors turned on her hearing implant. >> there you go. >> technically, your device is on. can you tell? it's exciting. >> she was able to see things b

. >>> this week's nascar race will be increasing traffic on the chesapeake bridge and they will be monitoringte potential delays. all of this is weather permits. news time 5:56. every woman goes through it at some point. the hot flashes. the mood swings. to name a few. what doctors are saying to keep the side effects to a minimum going through that change of life. >>> video you don't want to miss. the family on vacation and the uss arizona. you are not going to believe what they saw, staring back at us. take a look at this. and take a look at this. a texas man fired for being fat he says. that story coming up in a bit. coming up in the 6:00 hour. of good morning maryland. starting in two minutes. >>> what's in your wallet? a bank of america debit card, it will cost you more in fees. i will explain, coming up. >>> the high school student assessments will be released today, i'm charee johnson. coming up, avi

. >>> this weekend expect a lot more traffic on the chesapeake bay bridge because of nascar. the aaa 400 is on sunday, and the maryland transportation authority tells us there will be long delays. the mta will monitor traffic conditions and allow two-way traffic on the westbound side to cut down on delays. drivers should travel during off-peak hours, before 7:00 a.m., after 5:00 p.m. >> a lot of fast driving and nascar fans in our area. 4:54. 62 degrees. >>> coming up, why a trip to the department store turned into a great story for some local people. there are over 200 varieties of gourmet coffee that have earned the keurig brewed seal of approval. the keurig brewed seal is our commitment that the coffee inside will deliver a delicious cup of coffee every time. keurig brewed. look for the only mark of genuine keurig quality. >>> no way. >> oh, my goodness gracious. conservation officers are on the hunt for an unusual criminal in canada. take a look at this scene. a black bear caught stealing pizza. onlookers at this pizza parlor in the ski village of whistler from outside as

he noticed this satellite photo of the mud roaring down the susquehanna into the chesapeake bay. that's delaware there in the middle, and the tip of cape may, new jersey, visible off to the far right. at least it's better to have that water head out to sea than where it's been, causing flooding in several states. >>> we've seen a lot of this thing lately, clips like this one from youtube showing a 6-year-old girl getting patted down at the airport in new orleans. janet napolitano, the head of homeland security says new policies are coming for kids under 12. they will soon be able -- and among other things, to keep their shoes on, which is good news for parents who have ever tried to put a shoe on a 2-year-old while late for a plane at the airport. >>> when we come back here tonight, jackie kennedy talks about her husband in a way we've never heard before. >>> we have more tonight on these fascinating audiotapes that jackie kennedy made almost 48 years ago, not long after the assassination of her husband, the president. these are conversations with the historian and kennedy aide a

where we're expected to boost traffic volume along the chesapeake bay bridge.the authorities say it will be monitoring traffic conditions and allow two-way traffic on the westbound span, to help alleviate the potential delays. all of this of course is weather permitting. >> justin? >> now, 54, and about the weather, we got rid of the houplt and this frontal boundary was pushing -- rid of the humidity and this frontal boundary was pushing east. we have the warm air but not the humidity so we're losing some of the moisture with this push and a series of cold front and quick movers wrapping around what had been a stalled pattern. that is the culprit. that storm finally gets kicked out. it is because of the surge of canadian air. chilly stuff. and one more piece of energy wrapping around the backside. watch the spin. and watch it move on in. a band of clouds starting to throw cloudiness on the north side and mixing in with the sunrise and more sun to the lower eastern shore and annapolis and southern maryland and this front helps to serve the warm air ahead of it a

air ahead of it and clouds to build in and maybe we re-develop some storms around and east of the chesapeakeere is a better shot of the eastern shore of getting a shower or thunderstorm this afternoon, when this thing hops over us and then maybe having some moisture down. there the cool air behind it. and as that spills in, and it is going to bring in some unsettled weather and some showers possibly tomorrow morning and then beyond. and heavier storm, maybe some snow that could accumulate in the high country and snow shoe, west virginia, looking at deep cree lake and maybe seven springs. we're looking at storms in the afternoon. this could have some hail. and then beyond that, we stay blustery and chilly for the rest of they, 75. and think about it. the wind fills in, 48 overnight. and the ravens forecast, more details in the next half hour, it is going to be chilly. with the afternoon temperatures in the 50s. rain showers, maybe some hail mixed in tomorrow afternoon. and around town, lows in the 40s, back to 56 on sunday, still a stray shower, but sunday night, we drop in the 40s and it wil

. >> david: you like aubrey mcclen don company chesapeake energy. why?reen and cheap. >> david: jim, you like natural gas companies? >> no. it's operational efficiency is in question. >> david: steve jobs, unfortunately, his health is in question and his company is not. apple, why do you like it? >> this company will thrive in the downturn. >> david: victoria? >> that is true but the fact that steve jobs is not day-to-day, worry about it. >> david: best to steve jobs. that's it. stay tuned. >> cheryl: talk about a taxing weak market and tanking with the recession fears mounting. now in an effort to get jobs going, more than a dozen of america's biggest

. >>> filling up on seafood while helping to stock the chesapeake bay sound?here in annapolis to kickoff the event they will donate 1 dollar to the ouster re- -ousster re-- oustster recovery district. >>> maryland zoo has some fresh faces for you to see, check the hatch and see what makes them so unique. >> reporter: the maryland zoo's latest attraction, just look for the mohawk. >> they will display them and they will actually go and fan out. >> they are very unique, their name says it all. african birds known for their hammer heads, they are already almost adult size. but their hairdo is not the only thing that grabs people's attention. how can a bird that size do something so huge. the hammer cop is made of 1,000 sticks grass and mud. >> i certainly would not think that is bird's nest, that is for sure. it took the birds two months to build. >> it was awesome, picking up specific pieces to weave and bend and mold into their nests. >> the nest itself is so structurally sound it can support the weight of a woman. >> i have no desire to test it, but it is stea

. >>> you can help rebuild the chesapeake bay by using good old maryland seafood, for the bay from the bay diner program, 200 are participating and will donate 1 dollar for every maryland seafood dish they serve. it runs through october 9th so eat up that seafood. >> on "eyewitness news," sparking fright and how they are being punished. >>> family is growing once again, i am greg, we will show you the latest attraction that is ready to spread its wings. >> day's report from wall >> day's report from wall street, we will be ,,,,,,,,,,,,, if insurance were sold in the grocery store, it'd be easier to compare. you think these all cost about the same. they all give safe drivers a discount. but what's this? only allstate gives safe drivers something more. a bonus check every six months you drive accident-free. so what's it going to be? eenie, meanie, miney... or more. shop less. get more. make one call to an allstate agent. [ female announcer ] call allstate now and you'll also get a free lifetime membership in good hands roadside assistance. . >>> maryland zoo has fresh faces for you to se

mary's county moving into the chesapeake. that had lightning associated with it.move to the east. watch that around mechanicsville and the honeytown area. light showers moving through over the next half hour to hour. the cool air, it is right behind this frontal boundary. 53 in elkins. 55 in morgantown. it will begin to invade the region overnight tonight and the next few hours. you are going to go to dinner tonight. by the time you are done, you will need the jacket. take it with you if you head out. there's the cold front off the coast. cool and windy conditions. we'll see winds tomorrow gusting 15 to 25 miles an hour and higher with a chance of showers tomorrow. not the best saturday to get out and about. i wouldn't cancel plans, dress according to. cool and windy conditions on your sunday. chance of showers on sunday. a 30% chance. best chance to the west. we'll stay back toward the mountains. this evening, cloudy, breezy and cooler. 65 to 70 early. then the numbers dip down. tomorrow morning, upper 40s to 54 in the city with breezy conditions. the breezy cond

light rain moving across the chesapeake bay bridge over toward the eastern shore down through cambridge. st. marys county, you are going to see the rain. most of it on the light side. that's about it. toward delmarva, thunderstorms popping up. those will continue to move off to the east. they are moving at a good rate. drier conditions over the next hour to two hours. the frontal boundary, you can see it right there. look at the front very clearly defined by the clouds and the precipitation. back to the west, more cloud cover. this is where the cold air resides. look at this. 53 at charleston. 53 at morgantown. into the day tomorrow, the cold front moves to the east. here comes the cool and windy conditions. i think winds tomorrow could be 15 to 25 miles per hour making it feel cooler. combine that with the clouds and with the chance for shower activity and we are not talking about the best saturday. as wendy said, let's be optimistic. we are going to seibee better weather. sunday is cool and windy. clouds and showers out there, too. as far as what we are going to see, here is the eveni

but it's going to basically move across chesapeake beach, places like that. waldorf, you have gotten a shower moving through. we can get tighter here to show you the live radar going around and around. you can see these to the west. waldorf, laplata, mainly through there and continue to move on through. actually st. mary's county had a good shower earlier. looked like another one. in the blue line there, that's the front. the front is moving through. we're getting dryer air behind the front, but cooler air, too. let me show you the temperatures. here in the city, it's 71. dulles 72. further to the north and west, dropping into the 60s. cumberland at 6 61 degrees right now. a few showers to the east at 7:00. mainly clouds the rest of the evening hours and temperatures dropping down into the upper 50s. chilly this weekend and we're not talking a whole lot of sunshine either. we'll have that complete forecast whether you want it or not. i think you're going to like it. we'll have all that, plus news coming up. fox 5 news at 5:00 will continue. 

right around the chesapeake bay, eastern shore, upper 60s to near 70.se gray clouds continuing to roll in from the south. however, there are a few breaks, a little brightening sky out in the mountains. there is the overcast now. sunrise in just a few minutes at 6:59. we'll have perhaps a little sun trying to break through the overcast this morning through midday. then during the rest of the afternoon, cloudy. maybe a passing shower, a small chance of that this afternoon. right now getting a few sprinkles up in frederick county, maryland, up near the pennsylvania border. later this evening, might have a passing shower early evening. cloudy after that. low 70s by midnight. and another cloudy day tomorrow. what else is knew? up around 80 degrees. and there is a greater chance of some showers, mainly in the afternoon tomorrow. wednesday and thursday, partly sunny. highs around 80 or so. then much cooler weather coming in thanks to canadian, cool dry pressure. 40s in the mondays saturdays and sundays. lots of mood enhancing sunshine. now let's check traffic.

this weekend the chesapeake bay bridge will see a lot more traffic because of nascar.he aaa 400 is on sunday, and the maryland transportation authority says there will be delays because of the incoming glut of cars. the mta will monitor traffic conditions and allow two-way traffic on the westbound side to cut down on delays. drivers should travel off-peak hours before 7:00 in the morning and after 5:00 p.m. >>> 4 of the 5 metro lines will see minor delays starting tonight at 10:00 because of track work. the red line will see delays at twin brook, takoma, and forest glen. crews will be working at eastern market, stadium armory on the orange line. trains will also operate between largo town center and van dorn street on the blue line with a special shutting train taking people to franconia and springfield. things will be back to normal monday morning. >>> we all get that craving for pizza every once in a while, or if you're like me, all the time. but one visitor at a canadian pizza parlor caught everyone off guard. >> go away. >> yes way. take a look at this scene. it's

. >> he probably would have worked for chesapeake. i have worked better quality control lab -- at a quality control lab. good to see you. >> [unintelligible] we lack confidence. >> it is easy to build on it. that is part of it. there is an opportunity we cannot forget about. >> i have worked in asia. there are good humans working together. they will work together really well. thank you very much. >> could to see you. thanks for being here. china is quantified out what family is. that will do the trick. >> that will be interesting to watch. they are struggling economically right now. >> i have great and wonderful kids. i know what family is. >> the way you win new hampshire is by the math. you figure you have kids reaching out to every corner of the state. >> is going to take awhile to get a balanced budget amendment. i think people have had enough of the large and unpredictable deficits today. >> one of the big problems is we have to ship jobs overseas because we don't have the technology. >> what about the visa program? we have the i

there are millions and millions of gallons of sewage being dumped into the chesapeake bay, dumped into the chesapeake bay, and no one is doing anything about sewage treatment plants and water treatment plants and things that would put concrete steel, pipe layers, nonunion people, other than state workers working on state roads over and over and over and over again. host: "america is in crisis. we blame you rnc and dnc." mike, welcome to the conversation. caller: i have what i think is a good idea to help offset the cost of two illegal wars. host: what is that? caller: understanding that america's invasion and occupation from vietnam to afghanistan to iraq have been afghanistan to iraq have been orchestrated for no other reason than to first ensure then protect corporate profits. what we do is we force all knees war profit tearing corporations to pay for all of the horse care of returning vets, both physical, psychological, whatever they need, top dollar. host: ok. thanks for the call. michelle, new york. next call. caller: i was listening to vernon loeb, ghost writer, and i was thinkin

the chesapeake bay regulations. runoff rules that put a huge portion of the burden of further improving the water quality of the chesapeake on agriculture when it is not entirely clear that agriculture is the source of the problem. i am concerned about the impact that is having on pennsylvania firms. new ozone standards. we have made progress on reducing the level of ozone. the epa wants another generation of rules to come out. if they have their way and their rule becomes effective, most of pennsylvania will be not in compliance. most of pennsylvania will be out of compliance. what that means is, it becomes difficult, if not impossible, to open up a new facility that they perceive might contribute to the level of ozone. that is baffling to our ability to create new jobs. -- that is stifling to our ability to create new jobs. i talked to a company where they employ hundreds of people at good paying jobs. they decided they are going to grow and build a new plant. they will hire part of the reason is the new ozone rul

. >>> another heads up for you folks traveling the chesapeake bay. race in dover is expected to add traffic. >>> fun for both kids and adult in old town manassas this weekend. >> that is where our paul riaphel is this morning with more on the city's jubilee. >> the jubilee is tomorrow and we are gearing up this morning with some dancing. they have craft, a little bit of everything. so after the break, we're going to learn about all events going on and maybe get dancing. i'm not that good at it so i'll let them do it. aur fgo  >>> time to say good morning to our facebook fan of the day, tanya peter. thinks a photo of her newborn. she is brand new, you can tell. layla. if you want to be facebook fan of the day, search us on morning news. there is no space between fox and number 5 and post the comment under the photo that tanya has posted. those are sweet days many. uh-huh. >> all right. there is a fun free event going on in old town manassas to go. so we sent our fun guy out there for the am fall jubilee. what's going on? >> i feel

the chesapeake bay regulations. runoff rules that put a huge portion of the burden o further improving the water quality of the chesapeake on agriculture when it is not entirely clear that agriculture i the source of the problem. i am concerned about the impact that is having on pennsylvania firms. new ozone standards. we have made progress on reducing the level of ozone. the epa wants another generation of rules to come out. if they have their way and their rule becomes effective, most of pennsylvania will be not in compliance. most of pennsylvania will be out of compliance. what that means is, it becomes difficult, if not impossible, to open up a new facity that they perceive might contribute to the level of ozone. that is baffling to our ability to create new jobs. -- that is stifling to our ability to create new jobs. i talked to a company where they employ hundreds of people at good paying jobs. they decided they are going to grow and build a new plant. they will hire part of the reason is the new ozone rules w

we got the chesapeake bay pollution cleanup. a 90% reduction of lead and gasoline. during that same period of time, although it was not his discovery, the ozone layer problem was discovered. in 1986 president reagan signed the wetlands protection act in 1986. the right to know laws list in 1986. the moorpt protocol was signed by the president in 1987. standards for underground storage tanks in 1988. sewage ocean dumping ban came about in 1988. pesticide ban use on foods came under president bush. the pollution prevention act. acid rain controls enacted. the energy star program. he has just a few, and i won't go into the many under president clinton and the few that have taken place under president obama. but with that said, there seems to be this act against the environmental protection agency that suggests that they have been harmful in some way. that's another word for demonize. that they've been harmful. the e.p.a. all of these things that have been done throughout all of this time that have helped our environment i just for the life of me don't understand why it

the sad part about it is we had 1/3 of the operations of chesapeake oil is chinese investors. what is all this, drill, baby drill? are we going to keep them here in the states or some overseas? everybody blames president obama for being in cahoots with the chinese. it was dick cheney and his cronies for opening the door. host: we're running at a time. i want to thank the students who participated. the plymouth state university has over 7000 students. we want to thank time warner cable for selecting the university today. a big thanks to the students and teachers. we want to turn our attention to the "mother jones cover story mother -- we want to turn our attention to the cover story of "mother jones." >> number some the commerce depart show consumers spent less on clothing and furniture last month. retail sales were unchanged for august. demand was weaker than first thought. also prices remained unchanged in august -- wholesale prices remained unchanged. nasa released a new design for that will cost rocket about $35 billion. test wanting to begin in six years -- test launching

the chesapeake public charter school, k-8 school, located in my district, has developed a year-round school model which invents the art and environmental studies throughout its curriculum. this school hopes to one day expand its successful model through its existing charter with our local school system and will be able to do so with fund interesting this bill. as we consider this bill today, it's unfortunate that after nine months in session, however, we have still not -- are not bringing a jobs bill to this floor. so today and throughout the fall democrats will offer make it in america amendments at every opportunity to highlight ways we can create jobs and strengthen our economy. today democrats are proposing to make it in -- two make it in american amendments. i would say parenthetically mr. garamendi had an excellent amendment. wasn't made in order. he's going to ask we get to it by the previous question. congressman lujan's amendment, however, focuses on sharing best practices in instruction and professional development in the stem subjects to develop a more competitive and high

. >> he probably would have worked for chesapeake. i have worked better quality control lab -- at a quality control lab. good to see you. >> [unintelligible] we lack confidence. >> it is easy to build on i that is part of it. there an opportunity we cannot forget about. >> i have worked in asia. there are good humans working together. they will work together really well. thank you very much. >> could to see you. thanks for being here. china i quantified out what family is. that will do the trick. >> that will be interesting to watch. they are struggling economically right now. >> i have great and wonderful kids. i know what family is. >> the way you win new hampshire is by the math. you figure you have kids reaching out to every corner of the state. >> is going to take awhile to get a balanced budget amendment. i think people have had enough of the large and unpredictable deficits today. >> one of the big problems is we have to ship jobs overseas because we don't have the technology. >> what about the visa program? we have the immigra